Harper Land.

I've had Harper's room designed in my head from the moment the ultrasound tech said she was 80% sure it was a girl. (Yes. I still lose sleep that she MIGHT come out a boy...it's fine.)

I knew it had to be a cheery, happy place with no pastels. Pastels depress me and make me want to vomit.

I knew it had to be girly and bright with personal touches so she knows how much she is loved.

I also knew I had to do it on a budget, Kristi style. Challenge, accepted!

Here's a quick 360 tour in photos...

bedding | bunting

Crib was Alex's. Ceiling tiles were a 30th bday present from my parents

...and yes, we'll have to move the tiles when she's older and more mobile

shelves| dresser| changing pad cover | blue cart | animal prints | world print

Chevron baskets and dot tin from Michael's

"harper" bunting handmade by the lovely Sarah of so sarah designs

The little doll was my Mom's when she was a girl

The cross was a gift from Joey

Everything else was crafted, found or spray-painted

Sources for this image in this post

Quilt was a handmade gift from my friend, Katy

Print was a gift from Uncle Kyle & Aunt Jill.

Stool is old - from Target

I ordered this piece from a Rendi party and it hangs on the closet door knob. I'd never heard of their products before a friend of mine became a consultant. Visit her page, here to see all the cool & customizable Rendi products that are available.

So that's a tour of our lovely little lady's room. I love it because it's a mix of new, old and meaningful pieces that will grow with her. Unless she wants to be a tomboy, in which case I guess I'll just start over in 5 years.